Defends Motive Of W O N P R In Entering a Float
A letter defends the Women s Organization for National Prohibition Reform float in the Apple Blossom Festival Parade. It argues the float promoted temperance, criticizes Prohibition as failed, and urges repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment with a liquor control system. Endorsers include ministers, educators, parents, and public spirited citizens supporting true temperance.
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the Star
Liquor Control Board
Michael Waxes
Michael
Julian Keith
Virginia
Women’s Organization For National
Williams Will Address Veterans in Memorial Day Talk
CHARLES TOWN W Va May 15 R Gray Williams, Winchester attorney, will deliver the Memorial Day address for the local American Legion post which will organize the exercises. The post plans a visit by National Commander Johnson of Clarksburg for a July session.
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Charles Town
W. Va
R. Gray Williams
Winchester
American Legion
Legion
Johnson
Clarksburg
Fred Waring premiers Vitaphone act Alma Martyr at Capitol
The Capitol Theatre presents Fred Waring and His Pennsylvanians in Alma Martyr, their first Vitaphone act shown today and tomorrow after a East Coast tour. Tom Waring soloist performs a number. Also featured is the first showing of the 1933 Kentucky Derby with Broker's Tip winning.
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Capitol Theatre
Virginia
Fred Waring
Mr. Waring
Alma Martyr
Fred
Earle Theatre
Washington
Tom Waring
Capitol
Flood Waters Take Four Lives Along the Ohio
Floods in Ohio and Kentucky claim four lives as heavy rains push the Ohio River above 54 feet at Cincinnati and rise toward a crest of 56 feet. Government flood warnings extend from Parkersburg to the Mississippi as authorities prepare evacuations and evacuate water’s edge towns. A record 5.53 inches of rain in 24 hours soaked Cincinnati and surrounding areas.
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Cinnati
Ohio
Kentucky
Ohio River
Cincinnati
Government Weather Bureau
Washington
Parkersburg
W. Va
Mississippi
Newport
Flashes of life round the nation in brief items
Reports from Youngstown Indianapolis Pittsburgh Erie Ossining and Mexico City cover restructuring at Truscon Steel, a church tax ruling, a dinosaur exhibit note, a boy’s accident risk, Sing Sing death house crowd, and an embassy banquet menu with playful dish names.
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Mexico City
Ambassador
Mrs. Daniels
Ohio floods strand campers and drownings mount
A series of Ohio floods left campers marooned at Miami Grove near Cincinnati. Leonard Mitchell 13 drowned in Tiffin after falling from a tree into a swollen stream. William Voespel died in a Cincinnati drainage tunnel while trying to recover a suitcase. Frank M Long 22 perished when Olentangy River canoe capsized and Harold Ray 16 drowned after contact with a high voltage wire. Many homes evacuated as waters surged across Athens and Pomroy districts. The First Baptist Church youth choir plans a regular meeting and practice tomorrow at 1 o'clock.
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Miami Grove
Cincinnati
Leonard Mitchell
Tiffin
William Voespel
Columbus
Frank M. Long
Olentangy
Harold Ray
Ohio
Poméroy
Pomeroy
The
First Baptist Church
Sunday Schools Of Shawnee To Gather May 18
The twenty second annual Shawnee District Sunday School Association convention will be held May 18 at Opequon Memorial Presbyterian Church Kernstown. Two sessions 10 am and 1 30 pm feature evangelism education and revival themes with speakers Rev W R Hardesty Rev Minor C Miller Rev Allen Jones and others. Public invited.
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Shawnee District Sunday School Association
Opequon Memorial Presbyterian Church
Kernstown
Opequon Memorial Sunday School
J. S. Haldeman
J. L. Carpenter
W. R. Hardesty
Minor C. Miller
Allen Jones
Nellie Stros
Sunday School Extension Discussion Led by Rev Snyder
Reading and discussion open session titled Developing the Social Life of the Community Through the Sunday School led by Rev Snyder. Address on Sunday School Extension given by Rev J D Russell. Music, question box, committee reports, and benediction.
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Snyder Song
J. D. Russell
Shrubs Bloom At City Hall
The spirea along the east and north sides of City Hall has bloomed attracting much attention. Custodian James W. Hillyard completed trimming the shrubbery and mowing the lawn, enhancing the grounds overall appeal.
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City Hall
James W. Hillyard
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